Sagen v. Gudmanson
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Worth District Court. — Hon. J. J. Clark, Judge. Suit in partition, in which defendant Gudman Gudmanson asserted entire ownership, resulted in decree substantially as prayed. He appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, C. J.
Andreas Gudmanson died intestate March 5, 1886, leaving him surviving his widow, Ragnild Gudmanson, and 'two children, Gudman Gudmanson and Mollie Nelson. The latter has since deceased, May 10, 1895, leaving four children, Anna Maria Sagán and Randina Nelson, the plaintiffs, and Peter Andrew and Mollie Nikkoline Nelson, minor defendants, and her husband, N. B. Nelson. The deceased, Andreas Gudmanson, owned eighty acres of land at the time of his death, five acres of which has been sold since, and on February 26, 1896, his widow conveyed all her interest in the premises to Gudman Gudmanson. In…
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